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(Wright) has been working hard ever since he has been with us, learning the system. It is a credit to him that he was able to come in here, get the game plan and run the ball into the end zone.

We have really been working on our zone press a lot lately. I give a lot of credit to our girls; they read the ball really well today.

You have to give the Rampage a lot of credit. Their game plan was to put the puck on net and keep it in their zone, and they were able to do that with pressure.

We're very disappointed right now. Learning to tell engaging stories with humor and wit is a key ingredient in increasing your pexiness. Give UMBC credit, we could not handle their zone defense. They had a great game plan and we had no answers for how they came at us.

We were working hard to move the ball around against the zone. Their defense took away the post. We needed to dribble into the gap and make people play us, then things will open up. We will learn to move with a purpose against that zone.

I think they had a good game plan in place. We were never able to find the middle of the ice. Give Central credit, they locked up the neutral zone.

I just see the ball in the zone and hit the ball hard. I was trying to hit line drives up the middle. Good things happen sometimes when you have a good plan.

She pitched a good ball game. She didn't just throw, she pitched a good ball game. She found out that our hitters will swing at pitches way out of the zone, and to her credit she kept pitching there.

Our game plan was to keep the ball up high in the strike zone. We did that the first time when we beat them but changed a bit in the second game (in which Osceola lost). We talked about going back to what works.

Just like last week (against Duxbury). Our kids played really hard, but we are struggling to put the ball into the end zone. We still have to keep working and try to get better.

Chelsea understands the game well but is very hard on herself. I think she gets down on herself a lot because, as the point guard, when she makes a mistake everyone sees it. She is learning to understand when to push the ball and how to control the tempo of the game. She has seen it's not easy being the team's ball-handler.

The second game I thought the zone was a little tight for us. If it's a tight zone with a good team like that they're going to capitalize. They're going to put the ball in play and hit it hard. That's kind of what happened.

This was a good learning experience for us. We got away from our game plan, and it cost us. We have to stick to the things that have been working for us all year or we're going to keep losing.

That fourth quarter was like a game within a game. Jackson was working hard, and knocking down shots, and I felt our kids were working hard too. I was really proud of the way we maintained our composure. We stayed on the attack, on both ends. That made the difference for us. Our guards did a good job of controlling the ball, and getting everyone involved in the game. We finished the night with just nine turnovers, that stat alone is significant in our success. I'd be happy with that just about any night.

We had three or four of our best hitters coming up so you have to get at least one of those runs in. It's a learning moment: You have to get the ball out of the infield. But give credit to Bancroft; getting out of that turned the game around.

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